Topical Studies
What the Bible says about Resisting False Teachers
(From Forerunner Commentary)
By the time the apostle John recorded Jesus Christ's letter to the church in Ephesus (Revelation 2:1-7), more than sixty years had passed since the inception of the church of God. The sprawling city of Ephesus prospered as the commercial center of the ancient world and a focal point for pagan worship. The physically imposing Temple of Diana towered over the city's landscape, influencing and encouraging the evil practice of magic.
Amid this vital, bustling, and sinful metropolis, the Ephesian church was born. Despite its carnal surroundings, the nascent church endeavored to be doctrinally faithful to its divine Founder, striving to resist the influence of Satan and his false teachers (Revelation 2:1-3).
Martin G. Collins
First Love (Part One)Related Topics: Ephesus | Ephesus Castigated for Leaving First Love | First Love | First Love, Losing | Losing First Love | Resisting Evil | Resisting Satan | Zeus, Diana, Dionysus
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